Dispensational Premillennialism distinctly holds that God has a positive future for the nation of Israel yet to be realized in the Millennium, the 1,000-year reign of Jesus Christ on Earth. The church has not replaced Israel. God’s promises to Abraham and David still hold.
Prophecy News Watch — New figures released by Israel’s Central Bureau of Statistics estimate the worldwide Jewish population at approximately 15.9 million. About 46 percent of them now live in Israel. And according to one of the world’s leading Jewish demographers, Israel could cross an astonishing threshold within the next decade: for the first time in the modern era, a majority of the world’s Jews could be living in the land of Israel.
American Jewish institutions are now spending more than $1 billion a year on security, according to new data from the Jewish Federations of North America, highlighting the growing financial burden imposed on Jewish communal life by persistent antisemitic threats and violence.
David Jeremiah — Think about that. God chose shepherds—working-class men doing their ordinary jobs on an ordinary night—to be the first to hear the greatest news ever announced. The angels rejoiced, the shepherds rejoiced, and Luke records what they heard:
Prophecy News Watch — Yet today, millions of Americans–particularly younger Americans–have become convinced that Israel, not Hamas, is the villain. Poll after poll now shows support for Israel steadily declining across nearly every demographic, including among younger Republicans and even younger Evangelical Christians. What happened?
Paul then tells us in verse 5 that He has a remnant in Israel. There is no need to have a remnant if God is done with Israel. We can read and see in Revelation 7:1-8 that there are 144,000 Jewish missionaries who are sent out to find and bring to Israel the believing Jews.
Joel Rosenberg – This explains why the Biblical term, “Zionist,” after thousands of years, has, suddenly, come to represent racism, oppression, privilege and prejudice. The word, itself, comes from Zion, a term synonymous with Jerusalem or the entire land of Israel. Vocabulary.com defines it as “representing an ideal, utopian society or place of spiritual refuge.”
The Taub Center, the Israeli social policy think tank, released its annual “Picture of the Nation” report today — and it is not a pretty picture for much of Israeli society….The effects of war on young children are most severe among at-risk populations, particularly families that live below the poverty line and Arab Israelis.
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